Programming Languages Research Engineer – PAYE Contract

Programming Languages Research Engineer – PAYE Contract European Tech Recruit are working closely with a leading telecoms research company, based in Edinburgh, who are looking for a number of Programming Languages Research Engineers to join them on initial 12 month PAYE contracts. Responsibilities as Programming Languages Research Engineer : Development and maintenance of compilers and compiler development tools, including high-level and low-level compiler optimizations, type systems, and code generation. Developing and maintaining programming language solutions for heterogeneous architectures, AI frameworks, and high-performance code generators. Benchmarking applications in a reliable and reproducible way on a wide range of hardware; identifying opportunities for compiler optimizations based on the obtained results. Collaboration with academia on programming-language-related topics, transferring results and ideas from academia to industry. Requirements: Must be fluent in Mandarin . Must be willing to spend up to 6 months of the year in China if required . Senior BSc or MSc Student/Candidate/Recent graduate in Computing Science or related disciplines. Good academic background and programming skills, publications in conferences or journals in the related fields, contributions to open source (or other evidence of independent activity). Proficiency in one of C++/Java/Swift/Kotlin. Familiarity with modern version management and feature tracking software. Some understanding of programming language and compiler principles. Some experience with mainstream compilers (e.g., LLVM/GCC) or projects of similar size and scope. If this role is of any interest please apply directly on LinkedIn or send a copy of your CV to nheu-recruit.com. By applying to this role you understand that we may collect your personal data and store and process it on our systems. For more information please see our Privacy Notice (https://eu-recruit.com/about-us/privacy-notice/)

Location: Edinburgh, GB

Posted Date: 1/10/2025